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http://dx.doi.org/10.6109/jkiice.2014.18.1.223

An Analysis of Computerized Implementation of Film Colored Overlays Based on Optical Characteristics and User Preference  

Jang, Young-Gun (Department of Computer & Information Engineering, Chongju University)
Park, Chan-Khon (Department of Computer & Information Engineering, Chongju University)
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Journal of the Korea Institute of Information and Communication Engineering / v.18, no.1, 2014 , pp. 223-232 More about this Journal
Abstract
The feasibility of a virtual colored overlay is based on constraints of computer and user preference and it is evaluated for people with Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome. We draw ${\alpha}$ and chromaticities of virtual colored overlay which will be implemented on IT devices by measuring optical characteristics of 2 representative film overlays and simulating them. We analyzed the influence of two illuminating conditions on the virtual colored overlay. We find that it is possible to get the multiple combinations of alpha and source RGB values to match a chromaticity which is presented in CIE-Luv color space under ideal white condition of display, a user can select one among them with respect to clarity and comfort. Under 100 lx difference of illumination conditions, the changes of chromaticities are negligible, but luminances are increased $37.8cd/m^2$ average(std 2.006) at high illumination condition.
Keywords
Film overlay; Scotopic sensitivity syndrome; Computerized colored overlay; Background illumination; Saturation;
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